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English castles and places of interest

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The spread of English composition in Rome

This is inevitable: Rome means history. These things have many layers-Etruscans, tombs, Republican conference rooms, imperial temples, early Christian churches, medieval bell towers, Renaissance palaces and baroque churches. In this city, the concentration of history, legends and monuments coexist with the concentration of people who are busy with their daily lives (except * * *). It's hard to say what you will find most amazing. On the eternal city-the Vatican's arrogant, rich or eternal forum.

Rome is located in the middle of the west coast of Italy, about 20 kilometers inland. This is a big city, but the historical center is small. Most of the major scenic spots are within a reasonable distance from the Central Railway Station. For example, you can start from the Colosseum in Rome, cross the square, reach the Spanish square, and then cross the square to the Vatican in one day, but you don't really want to do that. All the main monuments are in the west of the railway station, but you must use a map. Although the monotonous life away from Rome is pleasant, it is also very rewarding and time-consuming.

Most cheap accommodation places are gathered near stazione termini; This area is full of gangs of pickpockets and petty thieves, so be careful-try your best to look like you know where you are going. Living closer to the city center will only be a little more expensive and certainly more enjoyable.

Rome's mild climate enables it to visit all year round; However, spring and autumn are undoubtedly the best time to travel, usually with sunny weather and mild temperature. Unfortunately, these times are also the peak tourist season, with the influx of tourist buses and tourists buried around like bottles. It is uncomfortably hot in July and August. Romans traditionally left the sweltering city in August, and many shops closed. Try to avoid visiting at this time. From1February to February, the weather is very cold, although it is rarely gray and gloomy.

In terms of activities, the Italian calendar has cultural activities throughout the year, from colorful traditional celebrations with religious and traditional flavors to cultural activities. If you want to catch up with the best festivals, summer is definitely the best time to travel; However, the Europa Festival in Rome is now a feature of the autumn calendar. The Roman opera season lasts from1February to June, and classical and contemporary music is active all year round.

Ask for English introductions of the following tourist attractions in Italy, urgently, thank you ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Venice: Venice

St. Kyle Square: St. Kyle Square

Pompeii: Pompeii

Florence: Firenze

Milan: Milan

Milan Cathedral: Milan Cathedral

Rome: Rome

Colosseum: Colosseum

Italian folklore: Dogana italiana

Chinese and English world tourist attractions

Next, I will bring you the world tourist attractions in Tourism English. Welcome to study!

World tourist attractions in Chinese and English 1:

Notre Dame de Paris, France

Eiffel Tower in France, Eiffel Tower in France

Arc de Triomphe France

Elysee Palace France Elysee Palace France

Louvre in France Louvre in France

Cologne Cathedral in Cologne, Germany

Leaning tower of Pisa, Italy

The Colosseum in Rome, Italy

Venice, Italy

Parthenon in Greece

Red Square in Moscow, Russia

Big Ben in London, England Big Ben in London, England

Buckingham Palace, Buckingham Palace in England

Hyde Park, England

Tower Bridge, London Tower Bridge, UK

Westminster Abbey, Westminster Abbey, UK

Monte Carlo Monaco

the Mediterranean Sea

Niagara Falls, New York, USA

Bermuda Bermuda Bermuda

Honolulu, Hawaii, USA Hawaii Fire Slave Lu Lu badminton.

Panama canal Panama canal

in yellowstone national park

Statue of Liberty in new york, USA, Statue of Liberty in New York, USA.

Times Square, new york, USA

The White House in Washington, D.C.. White House, Washington, USA

World Trade Center

Central Park, new york, USA

Yosemite National Park, USA

Arizona Grand Canyon, USA

Hollywood, California USA

Disneyland California, USA

Las Vegas, Nevada USA

Miami, Florida USA

Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.

CiCi Acapulco Magico

Cuzco, Mexico

World tourist attractions in Chinese and English 2:

Himalayas

China Great Wall China Great Wall

China, Beijing Forbidden City, Beijing Forbidden City

Mount Fuji, Japan Mount Fuji, Japan

Taj Mahal in India Taj Mahal in India

Angkor Wat in Cambodia

Bali, Indonesia Bali

Polo tower in Borobudur, Indonesia

Sentosa Singapore

Crocodile farm in Thailand, Crocodile Lake in Beilan, Thailand

Pattaya Beach, Thailand Pattaya Beach

Ruins of Babylon, Iraq

St Sofia Mosque in Istanbul (Constantinople), St Sofia Church in Turkey.

Suez Canal, Suez Canal in Egypt, India

Aswan Dam, Aswan Dam in Egypt, India

Nairobi National Park, Kenya

Cape of Good Hope, South Africa.

Sahara

Pyramid of Egypt Pyramid of Egypt

Nile, Egypt, Egypt

Great barrier reef

Sydney Opera House, Australia

ayers rock

cook, mount

Please briefly introduce Rome in English.

Vatican City is an isolated area of 50 hectares in Rome, near the south bank of the Tiber River, located in the northern part of Culon Mountain in Ghianni, and extending to a part of Vatican Mountain. Vatican City was built in about 325 AD, and Constantine the Great established the first Catholic cathedral on the sites including Rome, the Republic of China and the Roman Empire. The Vatican has played a religious and administrative role in history and is now a sovereign country.

In the center of the city lies the church in the style of St. Peter Basiliga, decorated with double colonnades and surrounded by squares adjacent to palaces and gardens. This Riga-style church in Brazil stands on the tomb of St. Peter, which is the masterpiece of genius bramante, Raphael, Michelangelo, bernini and Ma Dellner.

St Peter's Church is136m high. The tower designed by Michelangelo has a diameter of 42 meters, and the top of the tower has about 330 steps. From the top of the tower, you can overlook the whole St. Peter's Square and have a panoramic view of Rome. There are many masterpieces in the church: bernini's bronze canopy with a height of 29 meters, Michelangelo's Pieta, Canova's tomb of Clemente VIII, and Giotto's mosaic pattern in the middle and upper entrance of the porch.

Most of the works of art collected by the Vatican Museum are paintings with a long history and a large number, including works of art treasures from ancient times to the present. The Sistine Chapel is a milestone in the history of Italian painting, and tourists are well worth visiting.

St Peter's Church originally belonged to Vatican City. According to the Rutland Treaty, the Christian Empire established an independent Vatican City in 320 AD, adjacent to cemeteries including the Martyrs Cemetery, which is still open to tourists. 1450 or so, the reconstruction project was undertaken by bernardo rossellino, then handed over to bramante who designed the Greek Christian style, and then handed over to Raphael who designed and built the Latin Christian style. The rebuilt part of bramante was expanded again by Michelangelo in 1547. Before 1626 decided to keep it permanently, carlo maderno made the last renovation and built the church into a Latin Christian style.

Castel Sant'Angelo takes you from St. Peter's Square along Via della Conciliazione. The National Museum consists of a unique memorial hall. In addition to plaster, murals and the Pope's residential furniture, ancient weapons are also important and precious collections here. Tosca, the protagonist in giacomo puccini's opera, jumped off a famous terrace overlooking the center of Rome, and the Saint Angel Castle became famous among opera lovers.

Saint Angel Castle is a mausoleum built on the Tiber River. It was designed and built by Emperor Hadrian (2nd century AD) as a resting place for himself and his successors. Centuries have passed, and some changes have taken place in Saint Angel Castle: first, it was used as a fortress to prevent the invasion of Visigoths and ostrogoths, then as a prison, and finally it was transformed into a gorgeous papal palace.

Navona Square, Navona Square

From the air, the arena-like Navarro Square is very obvious. In fact, this square was built in an open-air stadium in Domitian, and the remains of this stadium can still be seen from the St Agnes Church in nearby Argonne. The church designed by the famous architect Francesco Borromini is a model of Roman Baroque architecture. There are three fountains in Navona Square: Moore Fountain, Nettuno Fountain and Fiumi Fountain in the center. The four symbolic statues represent the Nile, Ganges, Danube and Labalata River respectively, symbolizing the four corners of the world. All along, from the beginning of1February to Epiphany, the square is always filled with stalls selling candy and toys.

Around 86 AD, Domitian the Great built a large stadium in the existing Nero-era amphitheater. Centuries later, this square became a place for games, competitions and parades. From the seventeenth century to the nineteenth century, the square was often packed with people, and princes and nobles had fun by boat against the backdrop of fireworks.

Pantheon, Pantheon

The Pantheon is a model of exquisite architectural skills in ancient Rome. It includes a huge cylinder with the same width and height, which is covered with a semicircular roof. Many famous artists, such as Raphael, are buried here, and there are also rulers of Italy during the autocratic monarchy.

Opposite the Pantheon is Luo Tongda Square, where there is a beautiful fountain designed by giacomo de la Berta.

The Pantheon is the temple where the gods are located, which was built by Marcus agrippa in 25 BC. Later, it was rebuilt by Hadrian around AD 120. Over the centuries, the Pantheon has undergone historic changes: as a Christian church in 609 AD, it became an enemy fortress in the Middle Ages.

Piazza di Spagna

As a gathering place for Romans and tourists from all over the world, Plaza Espa? a is famous for the dramatic staircase created by Francisco de Santis and the shipwreck fountain created by Pietro bernini and his son Gian Lorenzo in 1629. It is like a boat standing in the water.

At the top of the Spanish steps is Trinity Church 1502 built during the period of French King Louis VII. Further on, on the left is Villa Medici, which is now a French institution of higher learning. There are many boutiques on both sides of the street, but visitors can still feel the breath of history and the glory of Roman culture reflected by the Spanish Square. From this point of view, Caffè Greco, a Greek cafe located on Via Condotti Avenue, is a must.

The Plaza de Espa? a was originally named after the magnificent Sansanshan Church at the top of the stairs, which is one of the French churches in Rome. /kloc-in the 0/7th century, the Spanish Embassy was established here, and Palazzo Monaldeschi was renamed Spanish Plaza to fight against France and strive for the ownership of three holy mountains.

Colosseum, Colosseum.

The name of the Colosseum in Rome comes from a huge bronze sculpture that once stood here. The sculpture is 35 meters high and is a statue of Nero the Great. As a symbol of Rome, the world-famous Colosseum was built by the rulers of Flaviat Dynasty from 72 to 80 AD. It used to be the site of the famous Jindian artificial lake. Jindian is a large palace built by Nero the Great, which integrates houses and gardens. Now it is in ruins, but its gorgeous decoration inspired Renaissance painters. The largest amphitheater in the Roman Empire used as many as 65,438+000,000 cubic meters of stones mined from Tivoli quarry. The Colosseum in Rome can accommodate more than 70,000 people, and the audience can watch the fighting and hunting of gladiators here. At first, people watched a naval performance here: a naval battle filled with water in the arena. It is said that the architect who designed the Colosseum in Rome was thrown alive to the beast "as a reward for his work". With his own life, the architect began the bloody and cruel story he envisioned, and also began the long history of architecture.

The Roman Colosseum in the Middle Ages was used to build enemy fortresses. Subsequently, part of the theater was demolished and it became a quarry for building materials. Finally, it is used as a hospital, a mutual aid society and a handicraft association. It was not until the middle of18th century that Pope Benedict 14 ordered this place to be designated as the "seat of God" that the looting and destruction of this place stopped.

Roman square in Roman square

The Roman Square is an important research place for archaeologists in Rome, and its area extends from the main temple hill to Palatini. Until the 7th century BC, Rome Square was the center of political, economic and religious life. Subsequently, on the basis of the original Rome Square, the Imperial Square was added: Caesar Square, Augustus Square, Nerva Square, Vespasiano Square and the most memorable Trajan Square, where people can still see the huge columns in the market.

The main temple and the Capitol and Victoria are in Anno, Victoria.

At first, Mount capito was the seat of the municipal government, and was chosen as the place to hold solemn public celebrations. Michelangelo's Bitolli Ou Plaza is surrounded by three noble palaces: the city hall in the middle is the seat of the municipal authorities, and the Bathori Palace Art Museum and the new palace in Concei are on both sides, which contain many treasures of the Capital Museum. The Roman Temple Gallery exhibited more than 200 paintings from 14 to18th century. The authors of these works are all excellent painters, such as Titian, Pietro, Michelangelo, Guercino and Rubens. A bronze statue of Kyle Aurili the Great stood in the square, but it was not damaged because he was regarded as the monarch of Christianity. The solemn square base was designed by Michelangelo. The original can be visited in a nearby museum. A new passage connecting Victoria Square and Anno Terrace, from which you can overlook this beautiful city and feel thrilling. Victoria Yanjun was built in memory of the first Italian king Vittorio Emanuele II, and it is now open to tourists free of charge. It includes museums-the refuge of military flags and the Renaissance Museum. The monument was built in 19 1 1 year. To commemorate the 5 th anniversary of Risorgimento/kloc-0, it has been a cemetery for unknown martyrs since 192 1 year.

English introduction of tourist attractions in Italy

Venice:

Venice

St. Kyle's Square: Square

Storage area network

[Male name] Kyle

Pompeii: Pompeii

Florence:

Florence

Milan:

Miranno

Milan Cathedral:

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